90 day ADR question

[GoofyKidd]

Now that ADR's are made at 90 days rather than 180(I know there are a few exceptions), do WDW resort guests get to book prior to that? I thought before with the 180 day system, resort guests could actually book 10 days prior to that. Is that able to be done now?

 

[Allison]

Actually, guests could not book 10 days prior to that. What they could do is book 10 days of a trip starting at 180 days.

It's the same for the 90 day window, at 90 days a resort guest can book ADR's for up to 10 days from that date.

 

[n2mm]

I actually just asked a CM this question today. I've always known it was 90 days from your arrival date and that you could book the next 10 days worth of reservations. But recently I read that folks were saying 10 days before your 90 day mark, so I asked and it's still as it's always been -- 90 day for 10 days worth of ADRs. My CM even told me exactly what day to call (though I would've just used wdwinfo calculator.)

 

[BriarRosie]

I actually just asked a CM this question today. I've always known it was 90 days from your arrival date and that you could book the next 10 days worth of reservations. But recently I read that folks were saying 10 days before your 90 day mark, so I asked and it's still as it's always been -- 90 day for 10 days worth of ADRs. My CM even told me exactly what day to call (though I would've just used wdwinfo calculator.)

I think many people were confused by the +10 rule. It has been (and I assume always will be) any additional days past your arrival date, no more than 10 days.

People should think of it as:

90 days before arrival date...+10 days thereafter.